30DayMapChallenge 2020: #rspatial edition

A list of maps created for #30DayMapChallenge using #rspatial. To learn more about #30DayMapChallenge visit https://github.com/tjukanovt/30DayMapChallenge.

How to contribute?

Anyone is welcome to contribute. Feel free to create a pull request with a link to your map. Bonus points for related R code!

Table of content


Day 1	Day 11	Day 21
Day 2	Day 12	Day 22
Day 3	Day 13	Day 23
Day 4	Day 14	Day 24
Day 5	Day 15	Day 25
Day 6	Day 16	Day 26
Day 7	Day 17	Day 27
Day 8	Day 18	Day 28
Day 9	Day 19	Day 29
Day 10	Day 20	Day 30

Day 1

2020-11-01 - Points - A map with points

Day 2

2020-11-02 - Lines - A map with lines

Day 3

2020-11-03 - Polygons - A map with polygons

Day 4

2020-11-04 - Hexagons - A map with hexagons

Day 5

2020-11-05 - Blue - A map with blue colour or a map about something blue

Day 6

2020-11-06 - Red - A map with red colour or a map about something red

Day 7

2020-11-07 - Green - A map with green colour or a map about something green

Day 8

2020-11-08 - Yellow - A map with yellow colour or a map about something yellow

Day 9

2020-11-09 - Monochrome - A monochromic image is composed of one color (or values of one color). So for example black and white maps are valid here. See some inspiration from the great monochrome mapping competition (although those masterpieces took a bit more than a day to make, probably).

Day 10

2020-11-19 - Grid - Whether you call it a grid or a fishnet, the idea is to visualize something in a grid form

Day 11

2020-11-11 - 3D - The magnificent third dimension! Visualize something in 3D

Day 12

2020-11-12 - Map not made with GIS software - Can be anything from hand-drawn to a map made with excel or ASCII. So get out your pen and paper or go crazy

Day 13

2020-11-13 - Raster - Nothing stops you from doing almost all of the maps with raster data. But this day is dedicated to those lovely pixels

Day 14

2020-11-14 - Climate change - Climate change is one of the biggest challenges of our time and the spatial community has an important role to communicate this

Day 15

2020-11-15 - Connections - Connections between something

Day 16

2020-11-16 - Island(s) - Islands tend to look quite beautiful on maps. Could be also something else than physical islands

Day 17

2020-11-17 - Historical map - Historical data, historical map style or something else

Day 18

2020-11-18 - Landuse - How land is used, within a city, region, country or continent? How has it changed?

Day 19

2020-11-19 - NULL - Missing data. We all hate that, right? How to map something that is missing?

Day 20

2020-11-20 - Population - That is you and me. A classic theme for thematic maps

Day 21

2020-11-21 - Water - Oceans, lakes, rivers or something completely different

Day 22

2020-11-22 - Movement - Visualizing movement can be done with a static map or with an animation

Day 23

2020-11-23 - Boundaries - Boundaries are all around us. Some of them are visible and some of them are in our heads

Day 24

2020-11-24 - Elevation - Sweet hillshades, beautiful contours, high mountains or low valleys

Day 25

2020-11-25 - COVID-19 - It’s 2020 and I’m just as fed up with COVID-19 as you are, but just can’t skip this theme this year. Check this blog post for some tips

Day 26

2020-11-26 - Map with a new tool - As the whole challenge is much about learning and experimenting, this day is dedicated to exploring new tools

dr_xeo - link
_anirudhgovind - link

Day 27

2020-11-27 - Big or small data - What is meaningful big spatial data? What kind of spatial data is small but interesting?

Day 28

2020-11-28 - Non-geographic map - Topological maps, maps about planets, microscopic bacteria mapped or maybe even something weirder

Day 29

2020-11-29 - Globe - The world isn’t flat, so with this map you can emphase the roundness of our planet

Day 30

2020-11-30 - A map - No rules. You've made it this far, so do what you want. Just make a map

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A list of maps created for #30DayMapChallenge using #rspatial